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sAat slr. fO1dsFSdcspssu Interpretations
o. . Tow nois cnSniss. has /. firp hold
upon ,ho resssS = }As Knight. q labor
generally.
sAkTINa MoRDA



aSsULTn fNBTKAD ~
inc Ayalssiche. Win IL Usual artfulncss In dodg-
ius. 1918 W sprpcn itsch behind Dr. Porter. Tho
rss. -"o"e y rsdoced toa cowardly extrcmity.-AP
The above paragraph Is In line with what up.
rcan 70 be the ohtecd Of tho. ArrEsf--to bcsmlrch
.nc private chnractcr of tho management Of tho
nvaanche. Tho Avalanche expects the legitimate
a,Achs upon It's lines Of policy, It's discretion. is
pinnders, its inen'dioncy In the collection Of news
ana the weakness at arrangements. II las given
o.ows OF this kind; but when Il has said anything
a"ectns the Character Of the APPEAL, Il has put II
insuoh a shape as 70 Admit OF denial, and has ac-
copied the truth OF any statement which II could
NOT rebut with proof. II does not propose
TO ~vcntilatc tho nfhirs of other people In
iGcolnmns, and itdocs not expect TO reply 10 attacks
anecting the private charactcr OF ib management
py abuse and situpcrntlon. But tho editor Of the
AVaiAhchc proposes to protect his character and
ms reputatlontfor honesty, He will defend these
In other ways than by undetermined aud unmnnly
Snecrs. Tho paragraph quoted above h one which
calls Tor explanation and an apology, which he be-
iicves the managing editor Of the APPEAL will
have the manhood to give. The editor OF the
Avalanche has already addressed one question to
the ArrEAi, looking 20 an answer that will enable
him 10 know whether the article complained OF
reflects ON his character or not. After he has had
an answer 20 this he VIII then take up the nboyc
Avalanche.
Not N syllable has ever appeared in
TnE ArpEAL rejecting upon "the private
character OF the management Of the Az
nlanchc." The managing editor Of TnE
APPEAL, who seems to have incurred the
ire Of the Avalanche. never in his life wrote
a limo rejecting upon the private character
of anybody. Besides, he could not make
an apology, even II 80 minded, because he
does not know 10 whom he should mnkcit,
and until he does, he cannot estimate tho
nature Of his o~lfense. He cannot be asked
TO apologize to- an abstraction for a icti-
tious oiIense. ; Latterly the Avalanche
seems disposed 10 drag a controversy upon
a public topic down TO the level Of an en-
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FARMERS should rro,ee, Tncm.e,,c-

~ lhhh hepuui'hns
Why should not farmers combine for
alf protection when NIL other yocations are
combining II the industrial operatives
In manufacturing districts units to secure u
lairrr share of the profits of their labor. and
cOllicry owners unito 10 limit the output
Of coal and advance the price; and oil man
ulacturcfs, distillcrs. gas companies. ynpor
stove makers. sewing machine makers
and barb wirc manufacturers unite 10
limit competition and got better prices Tor
their products, why should farmers NJ
main passive aud SuiIrr themselves 10 10
victims Of schemes and combinations
whorc lines of action converge ON them?
II the combination system of doing bust
ness Is 10 hc worked tur all II v worth,
that cla~ Of our population that hears all
others upon It's shoulders may ~ well have
their share of it, benefits.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

The James, wainwright dramatic combina-
ton opened e weeks engagement at the
theater last night before a large, appre-
ciative and fashionable audience. "Vir-
ginius'' was the attraction, a play o but
seldom produced on the English stage, and
would long ago have been retired from the
American stage were it not for thel late
John Mccullough, who made it his piece
dc resistance and also made it exceedingly
popular throughout the United States by
his life-like and impressive portrayal OF the
title role. Mr.. James is very strong
in the character. He follows the
same line OF stage business as did
Mccullough, has very much the same
stage presence, but is not quite so stalwart
and rugged in presence and manner as was
his illustrious predecessor. In dramatic
effect the play is particularly marked, and
this places the leading characters in q
strong light before the audience. The camp
scene, where Virginius stands over the
murdered Dentatus and receives the ews
of his daughters abduction by Claudius,
was improssedly given and brought forth
rounds Of applause from the audience. The
trial scene, the climax OF the play, was
finely rendered, his suppressedindignation
and anger and then his tender affection for
his unfortunate daughter displaying the
actor at his best, and in the expression OF
those opposite passions his art was more
than pleasing and visibly affected
the audience, who fingered in
suspense until the fatal knife
was plunged into the bosom Of the haplcss
maid. Miss Wainwright was even more at
t~rlctiye, although the role Virginia is not
a very strong creation, but is simply a
central figure necessary 10 the effective
development Of the plot. Her duties are
limited and circumscrihcd; she is deli
ciously sweet and touchingly pathetic
while in the midst Of her sorrows. Miss
Wainwright il among the very best
actresses on the stage, and whatever part
is assigned her she adds 10 IL much dra-
matte grace. She YVES a charming Nir.
ginia, 4 beautiful thought and softly
bodied forth. The support Of the com
pany was ~commendablc, and fully equal
to the requirements OF the play.
Tonight Gretchen" or "Faust and
Marguerite will be presented.
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~ss graduated with high honon by .
womsn's college. Lg ~
Lord Rosebcry, speaking Of 'svolapuk,.''
says that he regards with awe tho scherzc
for celebrating q language for International
correspondence; but he does firmly he
lieye that within q century correspondence
in the same tongue will be carried or in
some form of short hand, and that the
stress and pressure of public life will make
IL a necessity.
Princess Beatrice has made her appear
ance AZ u composer. She has Just pub
lishcd 1.-THE sunny Month of May" u
pretty little song for tenor or high baritone.
The words are by lleine, and the music N
more in the German Lied style than
the English ballad manner.
Whitelaw Reid, editor Of the New York
Tribune, has changed 80 much in personal
appearance that the Albany Journal man
did not recognize him. Since his severe
looks younger, and now wears side whis-
kcrs M well as n m%oustache.
Ex-senator Camden, OF West Virginia,
is to have a daily organ at Parkersburg.
The avowcd purpose il to make u strong
effort 20 make the newspaper the Demo
cratic ot;,i of the State, in opposition to
the Wheeling Register.
Mr.. Augustin Days little Chinese page
is Il bright-faccd youngster with a hand
somely braided scarlet silk queue and q ge-
NAL smile. lie has clothes galore, his father
having lavished silks and satins upon him
when he left San Francisco.
Blanche X. Bruce, who is delivering lect-
ures in the west, will he introduced TO his
hearers IN indianapolis next week by cold
Saddlebags" Mcdonald, who was in the
Senate at the Same time as the colored
orator. g
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Double Track Co DC BuiIt.

sperm iHtairn ~ We NplsAhs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l0-Ex-Prcsi-
dent Norton, OF the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, and Directors j. u. Prohs', Tics.
Ruiier and +. W. Foster, oil OF New York.
and vicc-prrsidenis Smith and S,ahlman
camo in this morning from Nashville in
Mr.. Smiths car, and spent the day look
ing over the various lines Of the company
about the city and the extensions under
wny. They return Ia Nashville tonight.
Tho rapid increase Of the company trani c
has brought tho project Of douhlc track
ing the road from this point to Decatur
into pOpulr notice as an almost necessary
step. In answer 10 q reporters question,
President Norton said, thiB afternoon, That
the management WIS very iayomhly dis
posed toward a second track, aud Il prob
ably would be built shortly. II Is said
that morc trains run on mn average over
this division OF the noad nov than ON any
other single track in the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

81 rNtt az. ~~T" f# - So q
The Volunteer ID now entitled to apeqf
sion-Pittsburg Chroniclc-T Telegraph.
1t is rumorod at,fien. AEine il aboQt
to write his yachtobiogrsphy.-PittsbufS
Chronicle.
How can a bride be expected TO show
self-possessioH when tsise 10 being given
aways-New Hagen News. *
The man who wants the earth and com
promises On Rhode Island is not hard to
please. Times.
Ii there is a divinity that doth hedge Q
king, it is time for the King Of Bulgaria TO
hedge.-San Francisco Alta.
When a bank boodler skips to Canada
now. il is in order to ask: '4'Was it the
lady or the Observation-Disclosures Times.
A woman always looks under tho bed
for a man. A man goes ont between the
acts to look for him.TBoston Courier.
First little girl-My father is an editor;
what does yours do? Second little girl
Whatever mmama tells him!-Philadelphia
News.
Overheard at a circus. Old lady (before
the hycna's cage)AMarial Maria! do look
here! here's a real living hygoia!-Harper's
Bazaar. t.at,l.t. ..7ias
After all, the man who shows you your
weakness IL your friend. He does not be-
come your enemy until he take advantage
OF it.-Boston Journal Of Education.
In this enlightened age true greatness
consists in smoking three dozen % cent
cionIs aaJ having n signature that nobody
can read.-Dansyille Breeze.
The unstinted praises this perfect season
receives from all sides unquestionably ac-
count for the crimson blush. that is now
mounting to the check OF autumn.-Lynn
Item. '"f
A canister hauling n load Of marble in
Vermont fell nsleep and then fell off his
load and was badly injured ale dreamt
he dyclt i'm marble hanls ."-Detroit Free
Press
fodv ~ ,ho hors. frr,,;n, comnorv N
| eat)-Please help yourself. Do just as you
would in your own house. l I'M always so
glad when my friends are ut home.-San
Francisco Wasp.
Tho man who borrows S. from you and
neglects 10 return II ia often Thought TO
have n poor memory. when. in fact. the
poor man is poor and not the memory
| Yonken Statesman. ..uf
ecu .L,a,. Gu.u.
,h o" ror" wei nio.a.o o' a.o VuH ~, ~ ,hp ,wo
recent lectures given In ihis city: 'sam
Small seems 10 have struck 70 O'clock
Toronto Globe.
~ t...
III ny Any oNuesTrht ~ ny opsuonad
u : wv tsI ~ 70, ., ~ i,S,i
40 LA ~ 10y. - IL aas
WIN un nu1 - W."
N'P j" wv
Herr Professor \. WIS afflicted with a
serious malady, and ut a conference oil his
to- d"an al t,,,nJ ,hn, hn ma,
dia ~ W. IT, o''' a. a." ,hn n,5 nt tba Si~
L. Lnr.o"r ho wc" .en,.,,cacnnI and
Lj!y ",iI ~ Ia trT,anL al e.
MS val" IN SI I,o 70 n'n 4, ~ i"' ho " aua,vo orJ'
2.n..H - - NJ -, no
rI Ion oT ~ s'v cor n,,a, M, VI run" ny
''Pu""'o"' -''iHi"" Va"
Mrs. Pompano Heard about the row al
Baglcy's house? I~omp'n0-N0i what was
~ The shcrihn Mrs. ~Pompano-
Nonsense! liz. Baslry kicked out Three
suitors in n night. lompano loXciied-
ly)-kickcd out three! Good heavens,
woman, where were YOU that you dldnt
catch one OF them FOR AmehT Another
milincrS bill HE tho last anu III 1850
the iirst man | meet and make HIM marry
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Another Democratic state Heard From.

New orleans Tlmcs-Democrat.
The State Of Texas is in luck this year in
its tax collections, and has more money in
its treasury than il knows what 10 do
with. The Comptroller, in lis final re-
port, estimates the revenue from all
sources at -, $50, 200, but, ii seems that il
reached So, 3l5, 900, or $325, 900 over the
estimate. This Is principally due 10 the
p%romptness OF tax collectors and the large
collections OF back taxes. The farmers OF
Texas are in u prosperous condition this
year, and are able 10 pay all their old debts
10 the State. Much of the improvement Is
also attributable 10 the excellent legislation
Of the Legislature, both in the matter of APP
preparations and in the provisions made
Tor forcing prompt accountability from the
tax collectors, and its land measures.
Texas IL now discussing what IL will do
with this surplus. It's sinking fund is oil
provided for; the Legislature will not
meet for two years yet, and cannot, there
fore, appropriate this money. II Is calcu-
lated ON the present working Of the new
law that the State revenues during the
next two years will amount 10 81, $50, 600
and the expenses TO 81, 10000, leaving n
balance on hand of $500, 900. There IL no
manner In which this money can be used,
no purpose 20 which il can be devoted, or
investment for il. II will have 10 be laid
up in the treasury, and will require all the
vault room OF the new apartments in the
capitol. There are not many States that
can boast Of this superiority Of
The chief explanation lies in tho possess
sion by the State Of Texas OF its magnifi-
cent public domain, and in excellent lcgis-
lation in the matter Of tax collections.
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Thr II,Inr Is.nr.

Fr,m q Rcccnt Spccrh ~ iluu7 ucorr.
"ilcw IL the basis of the gruai labor
question. In this difficulty 81 hiding en-.
pluymcnt for what seems Tho q rrauity III
work. the United Labor party that ncprc-
sent hcrc tonight brings a living issue into
American politics. What W. propose Is
10 open the natural apcrtuus for employ
mcnt. N that cycry man may hnd al the
wurk he wants 10 10. Unill that u done
there must continue 10 bc that cut-thmat
competition which We now sro IN all de-
partmcnls Of industry. which Is forming
workncn 10 bid against workman, aud
only fenced In here and iheru 10y labor ~
sDcia,iOns and trades unions"
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Written for the Appeal.
I~SsAqUEsA.
ny JAMES l..

This little shadow dlm1lci stream,
The thradlikc lrtIqucna.
Heals wonder whcrc tie nars and vines
Caught me with wilhclmlna
Dor ages pisi thcsc wide. steep hills
Have nurscd IT, fountain spring.cts.
And honr the sweetest dc'rdrors down
The vale, like rhildr'n's nngicu.
The fasy ferns. ~ maiden hair.
H. narrnw cpunc overlapping,
Aud tcar Rniss. undulatiag thcrc.
H. baby fare ac tapping
The VIRUS have twlncd their dccplaid ns,s
In hiiiocts oy~cFhauging.
Ard twinkle In aud out ns sound
The passing hcrd-bcls changing.
And tiny minnovs pms thclr iip
Along the brooklcts cigcs,
And play NJ hide aud ncok all day
Mid lilliputian scdgcs
A. lat the wooded. whipping Turn
Bsccts the path ! cherished
some thirty ycar agn or more
Before my hnt love pChshcd.
Hush. tiny waicri bibblc not
~ suli. and hear my story
The wavclcs which bchcld Ms then
Have mumurcd on 10 glory.
The WINS. aud bcargn.s, slkcn icms
Have all bccu Implicated.
The othcu died -young love stu llvcs
Though We wcrc never mated.
And hcrc. beyond The loved old path.
The dusky sccnc nlumlng.
Thy waters hcdgcd. n sylvan lake,
with water lilies blooming.
Perhaps ~muse-wlihln is depths.
Ocuoppcd by hall made mountain.
Ny olitime honey dew hath slept
ancc art u left the fountain.
Itnccl. I pres tho NOISY Shores
Come SCENES 81 old. 10 bics met
Ny heart beats FAST All. ior one toacA.
EotA,lo, 10 canc~ mel
I mlse tho water IN my hands
And cast Il htgh above mel
Loi In Ia d~i~ipatcd mist
Flash oidcn iorms who loved met
And wnheimlnA's dear. los, iaos.a
halo. Eiids The cleaning
Rccedca. dim IN me body valo
Where we. lang syne. went roaniset
fiui love. like you. my little stream.
In AIRS grows no older:
nat here the symbol ends. Tor 700
Ar oalmcr iar. and colder. nae
Adcar farewell. sweet. TIM burn.
Nos sccnicd isaqrens. "
Aud fhou. utrr LAKE. prrxrry~ for -
Ny Int love. wiihcluinsi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

TnR conservative element In the general
assembly Of the Knights Of labor is OPP
posed TO the organization Of a disiinciivcly
labor party. This indicates that the order
has learned To conserve III forces.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

"No rrur knight can DO an anarchist
mid Grand Master Workman Powdcrly,
ID an impasioned appeal TO the general
uaarmhlx yesterdpy 10 defeat the Quinn
,-r,olution Of sympaihy for the condemned
su,uchists Of ciiiaso, Tho speech Is said
q have bcsa the most eloquent effort Of
P~owdedy's fife. When tho voie was taken
q, ,,rrosuion was iound TO have only
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

riist and shedaing have been tho principal
auscs q damage. Tbs plant Is by no
means well. d eycn fafrly. boiled, snd no
more fuitsgSas S&kpettcd. The yield VIII
be short Of last seasons.
TEXAS.
weather conditions, except In the
northwest have OF the whole been rather
favorable, but the worms have inflicted
such damage TO the top crop that August
realized under any circumstances, and
there will he very iittle made from this on.
In the localities visited by the storm OF last
fall the yield, though short, is expected to
be better than last season, but in the State
at large a considerable reduction is re
ported"
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The q9toa seed Iloom.

The latest Nod for this country Is In
the price Of cseor seed. and the farmers
an rraping th41fibcits irom IL. Tho riy-
airy anil ~conussition among the mills
misrd the boollh id viii probably keep Il
winR Tho iatn,et simply comcs ia ~ an
Indcprndcnl thiol parry. and mcckly fol-
lows the highest iig7ins.
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No pcmecrn,. Need AppI,.


NlNhNA 'tlNAtllNNNH
II Il said that Gen. Slocum WIS defeated
~ the head Of the Grand Army orgnnin.
ton because of his sympathy for Gen.
Fitz-John Porter. This means that Gen.
Grant would also have been defeated. II
ihcans, moreover, thnt the Grand Army Of
the Republic isa political machine orsin-
izcd iOr thc benefit Of Republican poll.
ttgtuua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

No city today between the oceans Is do
ing ~ much business 10 the square foot, or
measured by population, ~ our booming
border city. We have n city of 1900
population, and arc doing ~ much bui-
ncss ~ places Of double our population.
The volume oi our business always makes
the new corners stretch their eyes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Mn. CLEVELAND Yesterday took occr3ion,
at 81 Paul, TO pay his wife n pretty com
plimcnL thu, city having been the home
OF Mis- Cleveland during her school days.
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r.e s~a,iona, dame.

New York iicnld,
Tile season has been oncoi the mos, sue
ccs.ful in the his;pry of the national game.
Eyery club has mndc money and the inter.
cs, Of the public has ncvCr tagged for a
moment. Imlccd. mo pnryious SEASON WIS
as closely waichcd - that which ends TO.
.lux
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Tux whole population Of the northwest
seemed TO be gathered ut 81. Paul ycsicr-
day, TO greet the President. 80 grcat an
ssscmblags VAS neycr before known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

TnE Piedmont exposition opened at At
lanta, yesterday, most auspiciously. Mr..
Randall wasthc central figure Of a very
large asscmblagc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

E,niA Anporr's protest against the
Nashville clcrgyman's sweeping dcnunci-
alton Of her profession was too sincere in
tone TO ba- discounted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Tnr boodlcrs lodged IN the municipal
government Of san fanciTo liavc ~ out
ragged the peoplc that there l. talk ~ lynch
ingl and vigilance co mmiticts u the pco-
pie Of san Francisco only had u MADDEN 10
help them u would ant he necessary 10 re-
sort IN these yioleut methods Of govern
mental purtiacatinn.
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hossex bear TO the functions Of their breth-
ren who lead hess exciting and humber
olives They improve the mas. that is TO
~. by furnishing models for imitation as
tho race horBes do by raising the strain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

IT is to be hopcdthe American members
Of the fisheries conference win keep their
eyes on the American eagle while conduct
ing their negotiations.
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rronls,,l.a .nd ullEn License.

The iaci IA worth noting that during the
pp'scnt year thtyciatcs Michigan, Texas
and TENNESSEE, AAyc infused 10 adopt tho
policy OF prohibitisn, whereas, at the same
time, the hig4S 'Mrnsc policy has been
gaining ground curywhcrc. II il impus.
piblc 10 mistake The meaning Of this show.
inv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Tns COMMERCIAL Travellers protective
a~s-ociahor 1hns compelled n railroad To
-phcc on sale syc0o-milc tickets al two
cents n mile. GoNl Is the power Of the
drummer.
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I'll. r.,. Of the n.conins..

Philadelphia Times
Let the friends Of the late Mr. William
Shakespeare liz calm and hide their time.
II the cipher experts nrc only given lois OF
RIPE tl,oy will lyncl themselves.
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rnrner. oni Of neh,.

scoiNbon ALA Progressive Agr.
We think under the present condition Of
things, the farmers, or a majority Of them,
will be able this year 10 pay out 81 debt
and have means left 10 run them through
nrNI Ncnr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

DurLrKr sISou has written a letter in
which he declares Il his intention 4 free
India from the British yoke. Possibly he
could ge. Ireland to assist him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

TnR report that Mary Anderson would.
NEXT SEASON Join the nocth-iiarrct combina-
ton lass NOV trrn cgpsrpicds ylIcr manager
intimatcs that she has no though, ~ doing
10. Just ten years aro Miss Anderson would
have been very thankful for the very brief
est word Of encouragement from either Mr..
Booth or Mr.. barrett. Now she Is able Ia
decline u proposition for an alliance. Her
carver II without parallel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Tnr latest indications arc To the effect
That Mr.. rAiinc will make a fight for the
R~cpuhliran presidential nomination. MIR.
Sherman's boom has expended its en-
ergica.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

TuE Char.osion bali clu5 rlo-cs tho sea-
SON Si2.OrQ behind. This showing IL calcu-
lated to mako the continued existence OF
the Southern league very problcmaiical. ?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

The telephone company, we have reason
to be believe, is thinking better Of it.
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The People aud h Democratic Party,

New 1nfk fttE
Democratic administration has given
prosperity aud purity to the executive con-
irol Of public aifairs. The people find that
they have IN power n party that " willing
10 be- their servant and does not desire TO
be n tyrant over them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

WILL the criminal court compel Gen.
Chalmers TO disclose the identity OF his
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11
A Cold Day Tor Aanrehi-m.

Alta Californian,
Anarhism IL said TO be spreading in
cold Siberia. Siberian cold u spreading
down the bowling backbone Of anarchy in
this country.
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The FInru b. Over.

Phiiadelphis Tins.
Tho tight money furry - over, and Il Is
now clearly apparent 10 all that there was
no reasonable excuse, whatever, for II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Wa have heretofore had occasional verses
from the iarlc aud gnccfuipcn of Mr.. James
X. Goodloc. which had much merit; but
Tor genuine melody aud finish the porn
"i~alucna. which wc print this morning,
compares ia,oabU wiu,any Of his former
VERSUS, aud, Ne might add. With much tia, Is
Tar mop ~prcicntons.